In terms of means of expression employed, Kristina’s paintings are utterly laconic; they are monochrome compositions that portray meandering lonely characters. Nevertheless, this minimalist, sparing plastic language proves to be capable of resonating in the viewer’s perception. The emptiness that is so prominent in Kristina’s pieces (a larger part of the canvas remains devoid of painted objects) creates a strong impression of tension – the primary state mediated by the paintings.

Egle Karpaviciute (b. 1984) is a painter of the young generation who joined the Lithuanian art scene already as a student of the Vilnius Academy of Arts and has been its active participant ever since. She held several solo exhibitions and participated in dozens of group exhibitions in Lithuania and abroad; her works were exhibited […]

Adomas Danusevicius (b. 1984) is a painter of the young generation who made a strong debut on the Lithuanian contemporary art scene already as a student. He held several solo shows in Lithuania and Denmark, and took part in dozens of group exhibitions. He was a finalist and award winner of the competition “Young Painter’s […]

Mykolė Ganusauskaitė (b. 1985) studied at the Vilnius Academy of Art and the National School of Fine Arts in Paris (École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts), where she obtained the bachelor’s and master’s degrees. She held several solo exhibitions in Lithuania and France, and participated in group exhibitions in Lithuania, France and Denmark. She is a […]

Jonas Jurcikas (b. 1986) studied painting at the Vilnius Academy of Art. Since 2009 he has been participating in group exhibitions in Lithuania, Poland and Estonia. In 2011 he became the winner of the international competition “Young Painter Prize”, where he also won the audience prize. His paintings are held in the collection of the […]

Egle Ulcickaite (b. 1989) is a doctoral student at the Vilnius Academy of Arts, a lecturer at the Chair of Painting, and a participant of various art residency programmes. Her paintings of subdued tones feature details of domestic scenes, interior elements, landscapes and portraits. Through these motifs of daily life the painter approaches the main target […]

Rutene Merkliopaite (b. 1991) studied painting at the Vilnius Academy of Arts and the Edinburgh College of Arts in Scotland. Since 2011 she has been participating in exhibitions in Lithuania, the Netherlands and Sweden. She was a finalist of the competition “Young Painter Prize” (2013), and held a solo exhibition in Vilnius in 2014. Merkliopaite […]

Indre Ercmonaite (b. 1985) studied painting at the Vilnius Academy of Art. She held several solo exhibitions in Vilnius and participated in group exhibitions in Lithuania, Poland and Estonia. In 2010, she became a finalist of the competition “Young Painter’s Prize”. In 2014, Ercmonaitė was assigned a state grant. The painter is also a member […]

Stasele Jakunskaite (b. 1988) is a young artist who just recently completed her painting studies  at Vilnius Academy of Art. During several years she developed her own distinct and recognisible style. Many young lithuanian painters dissociate themselves from expressionistic forms that are often considered as a main characteristic of lithuanian painting traditions. S. Jakunskaite also […]

Jolanta Kyzikaite (b. 1980) studied painting at the Vilnius Academy of Art, and currently is a doctoral student at the same academy. She is the winner of the second (2009) and first (2010) awards at the competition “Young Painter Prize”. She participated in more than ten group exhibitions in Lithuania and abroad, and since 2010 […]